My husband made an appointment for an in-home quote/estimate and then they never showed up. They…read moredidn't even bother to call and let us know that they weren't going to make it. Very disappointing!

On the recommendation of some close friends, we selected Crosstown Construction to replace our roof…read moreand add solar tubes. Matt's estimate was very competitive. When I wanted to add a couple of solar tubes prior to starting the project, Matt met with me to confirm the size and location of the tubes and was able to quickly provide a revised estimate. Materials were delivered in advance of the project securely and timely. When the weather presented an opportunity to complete the job, the work was scheduled. The Crosstown crew arrived timely in the am and quickly began preparation to protect my property and landscaping during the demolition process. The crew was very amiable and courteous... it was evident they enjoyed working together. When it became clear that the job would continue the following day, the crew protected and cleaned the job site. The crew returned on time again the following morning and finished the job. The worksite was left clean. The only way I knew they were there was the beautiful new roof and glowing solar tubes they had skillfully installed.

George went above and beyond trying to help get the moisture out from under the house during our…read morerefi. Only charged us one time and he came out atlas 3 times checking on things.

Rumsey Group were amazing from the very first call through to the completion of the project. Their…read morecommunication was excellent, the team was professional and efficient, and the quality of their work exceeded our expectations. Would definitely use them again and highly recommend to others. DM

So where to start is all I can say as the experience I have had with JR and his team has just been…read moreoutstanding! First off JR is a plethora of knowledge so almost any repair he can guide you. Next I went thru a very stressful life change and purchased a new house that had sentimental value but needed major work to be live in ready. Jr and his outstanding team got it all done with time to spare. Truly a super hero team for all your repairs. Things that his team helped me with is whole house paint job, plumbing repairs, electric repairs, flooring and additional room addition. I will be using him and his team again and recommend others to this company with out any thoughts!

This is a placeholder for a very detailed review to come. Claims to be licensed, insured, and…read morebonded. No results found in the SC LLR for Charleston Premier Workz or Juan Rodriguez. Incomplete work for payment received after months of delays. Do not pay this company in advance or your work will not be completed and he will not pay his subcontractors. I am having to pursue legal actions and file claims with licensing boards and county offices. This could have been a good review, but now I instead have to relentlessly pursue this company with legal action.

I hired Donnie to replace 2 dry rotted gable vents on my house. He was very responsive and…read moreprofessional with his assessment and did a really good job installing them. He was very thorough in making sure everything was sealed up and done properly. Nice work area cleanup also. His price was very reasonable. Highly recommended. - GH

I just had a roof done in West Ashley, Donnie gave me a very fair price compared to the 2 other…read morequotes. They did a class A job , they are very professional and got the job done quickly. I highly recommend Donnie Long , he is a very nice guy and plan on using him for all my Realestate properties. Give him a chance and you will be very happy you did. Paul Keller

Super impressed with quality of work and timely manner. Would highly recommend.read more

Garret was quick to respond to my emails and phone calls. He provided information we needed when…read morelooking for a house plan that could save us money. Great company!

We reached out to RJF for a quote on a remodel. 2 weeks later when they came out to look at the job…read morethey looked at it, asked a few vague questions and then left. Never heard back from them. No quote, no "sorry we are not interested" just ghosted us. Highly unprofessional, but they were unresponsive from the get go. I think the job might have been a bit much for them, but they could have said something. Shed or a deck they might be worth a try, but unprofessional in one aspect of the business is a red flag to me

Dave has done several electrical and renovation jobs around our home and has always done a fabulous…read morejob. He is responsive, reliable and honest, is clean and curious and performs high quality work at a fair price. I would 100% recommend Dave for your next project! It's difficult to get a good contractor like him.

I hired Canter Construction in September of 2023 to build a 1st floor bedroom and screened-in porch…read moreaddition to my home. The project manager estimated that it would take 4-5 months to complete, yet the project was finally completed and signed-off by the City in August, 2024. Here are some of the many issues that I experienced: QUALITY OF WORK: The City of Charleston failed the project seven times on various inspections: -Slab Inspection (2X) -Mechanical Rough-in -Electrical Rough-in -Electrical Final -Mechanical Final (2X) With the exception of the plumbing and tile work, subcontractors were frequently called back to correct issues with their work. This was especially true of the HVAC, electrical and carpenter trades. HVAC: While the contract called for the addition to have its own HVAC system, neither Canter, nor their recommended engineer, Michael Hance, PE, LLC (who drew-up the plans), made provisions for placement of the HVAC system in the addition. Planning for HVAC only started once the slab was poured and a considerable portion of the framing was completed. The result: I had to give up significant storage space in my garage and agree to lower the ceiling in my new bath addition 12 inches to accommodate the HVAC system and associated ductwork (a total of 209 cubic feet). In the end, the lack of proper planning of the HVAC system meant that the "addition" to my home became an unplanned "subtraction" as well (see photo). Had I known up front that I'd be giving up space for the HVAC system, I would have made alternative plans. When I realized the issue, I asked Canter for an adjustment in price as I gave up space for the HVAC equipment. Canter ignored my request. When the project was nearing completion, I again asked for an adjustment. Canter refused stating "Construction always has areas where things do not go 100% according to the plans and we must pivot." However, this particular "pivot" was caused by their failure to plan for the installation of HVAC system; a critical item required for any living space. ELECTRICAL: -The electrician did not follow the electrical plan; Outdoor lighting and the screened-in porch switches are located several rooms away in the new bedroom addition. -Exposed hot wires were recently found in the bedroom electrical box (see photo). FOUNDATION: The foundation was not built to plan. The contract specifically called for a CMU Stem Wall foundation for $7,200. Canter substituted a "monolithic pour" in place of the CMU Stem Wall without notifying me or seeking my approval of the change in scope. REMOVAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY FROM MY HOME: A subcontractor was seen on video searching through my garage where he had no reason to be nor permission. He later emptied the contents of my recycle bin into my trash bin and took the recycle bin with him when he left. After sharing video footage of the act and making several requests, the recycling bin was returned days later.

We hired Jonah to do renovations on our rental property. He appeared to be very confident,…read moreinterested in doing what would be a relatively small job (a result of minor smoke damage) even while he boasted of having been approached about doing a television show and building another construction business. We needed to have the renovations done before the rental season began (late March) and agreed that, after approving the project, we would fly over to approve the work before we wrapped up. Knowing we were coming in town to further prepare the space for the season, he indicated in late March that most of the work had been done and gave the okay for our travel. In fact, I arrived three days before I was to have renters in, prepared for only a deep cleaning, and ***90%*** of the work had not been done. The place was a COMPLETE mess and, in haste, Canter Construction rushed and did a sub-optimal job and not what we agreed. My mom and I, along with my one-year-old daughter, had plans to move furniture (from storage) back in and re-arrange the space in a period of 36 hours. This on the advice of Jonah himself, who had indicated the project was near completion. We ended up paying the super-nice guys who worked for the moving company to come back one day later to help us rearrange furniture and hang pictures because Jonah pushed it to the last minute and was still not done. We were absolutely not satisfied with the work---he hung a television on the wrong wall (after clear instructions to do otherwise) and in haste re-purposed an old bathroom door to not-fit a new pocket door, leaving a 2-inch gap at the bottom that he tried to justify. The single only reason he gets two stars is because Pete, his business partner came to resolve these issues when Jonah himself was too "put out" by being held accountable for wrongdoing. Jonah was angry and flustered and too busy---communication with him became confrontational. But Pete took good care of the problems and remedied the issues. I held onto all texts and emails, given our circumstance, and would not work with him again.

We used Contract Exteriors to have our roof replaced. From the first phone call I made to the…read moremeeting with their rep to the installation, I had zero problems. They even came back to check on everything about a week after their job and fixed one of our skylights for us. They were professional (the people I spoke to on the phone and emailed with, the rep, the roof workers, etc), kept our yard protected and clean and we never had any issues. The roof still looks great, even after Hurricane Matthew. We will certainly be reaching out to them for more exterior work to be done on our home.

Contract Exteriors has been paid in full, it's been over a year since our siding project began, and…read moreContract Exteriors still has not finished the job. We were told the sub contractor that installed the Hardi Plank on our house no longer works for the company because of complaints. Where does that leave us? We purchased the more expensive Hardi Plank with the color baked in so it will never need to be painted and yet putty was placed over nail holes that will have to be painted. Most of the planks have bowed or are wavy. Window screens were torn during installation by sub contractor and still have not been replaced. Sub Contractor left a mess after his job was completed and I had to clean up the mess. We waited a long time to have exterior doors installed and we're still waiting to have them painted. I would not use this company again.